HCM City to open six cattle slaughterhouses

The Ho Chi Minh City’s People Committee will open six modern industrial-scale cattle slaughterhouse plants this year.
HCM City to open six cattle slaughterhouses ảnh 1This year HCM City plans to open six slaughterhouses in Cu Chi and Hoc Mon districts, and shut down all the traditional slaughterhouses to ensure food safety. (Source: VNA)

HCM City (VNA)
- The Ho Chi Minh City’s People Committee will opensix modern industrial-scale cattle slaughterhouse plants this year.

From now to September 30, the city will open at varying times the sixfacilities, which will have a total capacity of 13,000 animals per day.

Hoc Mon district will have two slaughterhouses, including the Xuan Thoi Thuongand Tan Hiep FOOD PROCESSING PLANTS, with the capacity of 2,000 and 3,000animals per day, respectively.

Cu Chi district will have four facilities in Tan Thanh commune with thecapacity of 2,000 animals per day, Tan Phu Trung commune with the capacity of3,000 animals per day; one on Vo Van Bich street with the capacity of 2,000animals per day and another in Phuoc Thanh commune with the capacity of 1,000animals per day.

In addition, the Vissan Joint Stock Company will open one slaughterhouse intheir food processing industrial complex located in Ben Luc district in Long Anprovince, with the capacity of 2,500 to 4,000 animals per day.

When these slaughterhouses put into use, the city will shut down alltraditional slaughterhouses where hygienic standards are often flaunted, exceptthe Trung Tuyen slaughterhouse located in Can Gio district.

The city now has 11 slaughterhouses with total capacity of 6,330 pigs and82,000 poultry per day.

Also, by the end of this year, the city expects to put into use twoslaughterhouses belonging to Pham Ton Co. Ltd and Sai Gon Agriculture OneMember Co. Ltd in Cu Chi district.

The city expects that by 2020 the total capacity of these plants will reach15,530 pigs, 300,000 poultry and 300 cows per day.

The city has ensured food safety and strengthened inspection and management inhygiene and animal product chains, and supported slaughterhouse businesses tobuild their brand and promote their products to consumers. - VNA
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